The largest employment discrimination case in America history ended last week when the Supreme Court decided that 1.5 million women weren’t definable as a class. In conjunction with the AT&T v. Conception case earlier this year, it’s been a bad term for class action plaintiffs.

Since publishing this post, the Federal Trade Commission did indeed subpoena Google as part of an antitrust probe. But we spent more of our time looking at the history of anti-competition laws, from the Roman Empire to Standard Oil to Microsoft.

Everybody acknowledges that online piracy is a serious issue. What no one seems able to agree on is how to deal with it. Big media wants significant crack downs while the tech sector is tentative about overreach.

America’s most famous rowing twins are back at it again, this time suing Facebook for failure to disclose crucial information during a settlement that ended their first lawsuit. And all this after they dropped another lawsuit about that settlement just days before. It’s confusing, but we spell it out in detail.